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Zero & First Conditional Scramble X RPL

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Practice zero and first conditional tenses.

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Practice zero and first conditional tenses.

by Woro Ngestiti
1

Expresses universal truths with present simple usage principles.

     
  
  
2

States facts when conditions are met with tense.

     
  
  
3

Links real results to general conditions and truths.

     
     
4

Shows consequences of always-true conditionals in present tense.

     
  
  
5

Regular cause-effect statements about nature and habits generally.

     
  
  
6

Describe facts that never change with condition it.

     
  
  
7

Present simple triggers result without future reference clarity.

     
  
  
8

General truth statements tied to conditions in everyday.

     
  
  
9

Habitual outcomes described by present tense constructs clearly.

     
  
  
10

Fact-based clauses linked to condition events in scenarios.

     
  
  
11

Expresses future possibilities with will in conditional clauses.

     
  
  
12

Talks about likely outcomes when present conditions hold.

     
  
  
13

Describes future results if current facts change accordingly.

     
  
  
14

Uses if clauses to predict probable events ahead.

     
  
  
15

Speculates outcomes contingent on present states and conditions.

     
  
  
16

Indicates possible consequences depending on real conditions today.

     
     
17

Shows future results with cause-effect in present tense.

     
  
  
18

Presents hypothetical future results with would depending on.

     
  
  
19

Describes probable outcomes triggered by conditions in situations.

     
     
20

Forecasts future events based on present conditions today.

     
  
  
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